Writing/Challenge
Every Story Matters
My July stories.
Tree Langdon ♾️ asked writers to get along with sharing our July work. I love to participate in this challenge that Timothy Key initiated, just to show off the work we wrote in July.
Let’s start by giving respect and receiving respect. I believe that if we all give respect to one another, we will receive respect as well.
In this story I talked about why playing the violin makes me jealous in some sort of way. I love playing the violin, but as a child, I wanted to be a concert and solo violinist. This dream fell apart due to personal circumstances.
I wrote a story about how to market yourself as a musician.
And here is my testimonial for Desiree Driesenaar. I love her writing as well as her love for our planet.
I love experimenting with writing poems. I love that and it is a different way of writing.
Discussion about racism, injustice, and equality is still going on. I wrote about the Keti Koti celebration.
As well as the topic of racism, injustice, and equality is still going on, the Coronavirus is also around us. Sadly, but true. I try to write what is happening here in The Netherlands.
As I have a lot of personal issues that I have to face and I have to heal from, I am in therapy. I write about it as much as I can.
As writers, we want to get our name out, at least I do and I want to share my voice with all my experiences.
As a mother of three children, I have to give them consistency. Sometimes it is difficult. One of the reasons is I write a lot on my laptop and therefore I need to be on my laptop. But I don’t want my daughters to be on their screen all the time. So what to do?
Do you know what a misfit is? I didn’t, but I looked at it for the year 2020.
For a short time, I am in love with the 50-word stories. It is somehow challenging, but so much fun to play with.
I earlier wrote monthly gems because I believe in sharing other writers' work. Not only mine.
You can read more about me.
I love the idea of Timothy Key to show off our work. He challenged us, and I am grateful to take part in this challenge.
Are you all in?
Desiree Driesenaar, Agnes Louis, Kathryn A. LeRoy, Ph.D., Dr Mehmet Yildiz, Aurora Eliam, CMP, Christina Hoag, Marlon Weems, Roz Warren, Mike Maher, Anna Klawitter, Wojciech Wieczorek, Diana Rus, Mary Holden, René Junge, Dr John Rose.
